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Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid coach, spoke about the case of Dani Carvajal, unavailable until the end of the season due to a serious injury.
At the end of the international break in October, Real Madrid will resume its season without one of its executives: Dani Carvajal. Victim of a cruciate ligament rupture during the victory against Villarreal (2-0) at the start of the month, the Spanish right-back will miss the entire rest of the season.
If his return to the green rectangle is not expected for a year, the Merengue club has already shown its support for the player by extending his contract, which expired next June, for an additional year. For his part, Carlo Ancelotti, the Blancos coach, affirmed that Carvajal will continue to play a key role in the Madrid group.
Ancelotti counts on Carvajal
“First of all, we are very sorry for Dani, this is an important piece”declared the Mister this Friday, during the press conference before the trip to Celta Vigo, this Sunday in La Liga.
And the Italian adds:“We are losing him as a player but not as a leader in the dressing room, because he will continue to work here with us. »
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